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Mistress (Note- This is used to refer to the head of the house, not a wealthy man's woman.) |
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Meus, Mea, Meum-Adjective |
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My (Possessive Adjective) |
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Severus, Severa, Severum-Adjective |
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Aestimo, Aestimare, Aestimavi, Aestimatum-Verb |
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I do not care/regard a bit. |
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Invideo, Invidere, Invidi, Invisum+Dative-Verb |
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Puto, Putare, Putavi, Putatum-Verb |
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Animal, Animalis, n.-Noun |
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Arma, Armorum, n. pl.-Noun |
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Consul, Counsulis, m.-Noun |
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Corpus, Corporis, n.-Noun |
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Exemplar, Exemplaris, n.-Noun |
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Mulier, Mulieris, f.-Noun |
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Oratio, Orationis, f.-Noun |
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Speech; Orationem habeo-Make a speech |
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Tempus, Temporis, n.-Noun |
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City (Usually refers to Rome) |
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Audio, Audire, Auduvi, Auditum-Verb |
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Credo, Credere, Credidi, Creditum+Dative-Verb |
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Gero, Gerere, Gessi, Gestum-Verb |
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To carry; Se gerit- She/He/It behaves |
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Scio, Scire, Scivi, Scitum-Verb |
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Sentio, Sentire, Sensi, Sensum-Verb |
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Venio, Venire, Veni, Ventum-Verb |
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Periculum, Periculi, n.-Noun |
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Acer, Acris, Acre-Adjective |
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Celeber, Celebris, Celebre-Adjective |
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Renowned, Well-known, Crowded |
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Pauci, Paucae, Pauca (In Plural)-Adjective |
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Aedifico, Aedificare, Aedificavi, Aedificatum-Verb |
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Capio, Capere, Cepi, Captum-Verb |
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To take, Adopt, Capture; "Consilia Capere" Means "To make plans." |
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Cupio, Cupere, Cupivi, Cupitum-Verb |
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Deleo, Delere, Delevi, Deletum-Verb |
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Moveo, Movere, Movi, Motum-Verb |
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Pugno, Pugnare, Pugnavi, Pugnatum-Verb |
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Avunculus, Avunculi, m.-Noun |
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Lego, Legere, Legi, Lectum-Verb |
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Opprimo, Opprimere, Oppressi, Oppressum-Verb |
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Studeo, Studere, Studui-Verb (Plus Dative) |
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To study, to be eager for, to be interested in |
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Imperator, Imperatoris, m.-Noun |
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Impetus, Impetus, m.-Noun |
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Order (Ablative Singular) |
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Place; Loci, Locorum-Passages of a book; Loca, Locorum-Geographical Places. |
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Tumultus, Tumultus, m.-Noun |
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Alo, Alere, Alui, Altum/Alitum-Verb |
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Amitto, Amittere, Amisi, Amissum-Verb |
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Corripio, Corripere, Corripui, Correptum-Verb |
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Curro, Currere, Cucurri, Cursum-Verb |
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Devasto, Devastare, Devastavi, Devastatum-Verb |
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Exstinguo, Exstinguere, Exstinxi, Exstinctum-Verb |
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Iacio, Iacere, Ieci, Iactum-Verb |
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Tempto, Temptare, Temptavi, Temptatum-Verb |
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Meridies, Meridiei, m.-Noun |
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Colo, Colere, Colui, Cultum-Verb |
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Dormio, Dormire, Dormivi, Dormitum-Noun |
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Excito, Excitare, Excitavi, Excitatum-Noun |
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To awaken, rouse, stir up, etc. |
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Exclamo, Exclamare, Exclamavi, Exclamatum-Verb |
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Occulto, Occultare, Occultavi, Occultatum-Verb |
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Quaero, Quaerere, Quaesivi, Queasitum-Verb |
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